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I have an ikea galant desk that's just the straight piece. I want to extend what I already have by adding a corner piece. But what I want is to have the fat piece immediately curve and have the long side be the skinny depth. I made a quick run to the store and all I saw there and in the pamphlet...

Which side of the "L" do you want to be the thick (wide) side? I think it just comes down to preference and room layout. You'll prob want to set up your computer in the corner or the wide side. The skinny side is wide enough for your monitor and keyboard but will be less room. My current desk is...

I like the t-legs. A-legs are a pain to level sometimes. I've had ikea desks where they had those types of legs and took forever to get it level with all the screwing and unscrewing. I also hate the look of a-legs.

Ummm because I don't know the answer? The website doesn't allow you to pick t-legs. But I've seen it with t-legs. I don't know why the website doesn't allow it and was wondering WHY and if that affects you getting t-legs. There's always one like you jumping on people for no reason lol lol...

No, this one http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S49837866/ It doesn't allow you to change the legs like the other configurations.

You can get the t-legs for any setup right? On the ikea site, the setup I want...only has the option for a-legs. But i've seen people's photos that had t-legs. Do you just buy whatever legs you want?

Hah...a mini tv cart. Doesn't even look like it would fit. I was thinking of a tall monitor mount like this http://www.tykesupply.com/Products-Vertical_Triple_Monitor_Stand.html but this seems like it could work and you'd have some storage back there.

Can you explain how you mounted the tv above your monitor? I'm looking for this exact setup but with a 22" tv without having to mount it to a wall. Thanks.